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Embedded Mobile Linux Processors and Vendors Processor Architectures used with Embedded/Mobile Linux and Embedded Linux Vendors. Part of an Introduction to Embedded Mobile Linux.
Mobile Linux vs Standard x86-based Linux Originally developed for Intel 386 processors and their successors, Linux was soon ported to DEC Alpha processor architectures and runs today many other widely adopted CPUs.
Intel's New Chips Run Slow and Cool New chip-making architecture borrows design philosophies from Pentium M processors.
register dancing - What is register dancing Define register dancing - from the Linux / Unix / Computing glossary at About.com.
Intel's Server Chips Take a Number Company to announce new naming scheme, plans to bring its Pentium M architecture to server processors.
AMD Unveils New Bus Architecture - AMD HyperTransport processor - Product Information Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) turned heads with its high-performance Athlon processor, but it made little inroads into the enterprise since it did not ......(Continue Reading) Sun to Unveil New Processor Architecture : A "convergence processor" - Company Business and Marketing Sun Microsystems Inc. last week confirmed that it has designed a new processor architecture that promises to deliver breakthrough performance in complex ......(Continue Reading)Processor subsystem interconnect architecture for a large symmetric multiprocessing system Integral to the significant capacity growth of the IBM eServer(TM) z990 (the eighth-generation zSeriesĀ® CMOS-based server) from its predecessor z900 system ......(Continue Reading)ARM Supports CoreFrame Architecture For SOC Designs - Advanced RISC Machines supports PALMCHIP's processor architecture for system-on-chip design - Company Los Gatos, Calif.-ARM said last week that it is supporting PALMCHIP's CoreFrame Architecture for system-on-chip (SOC) design. The architecture was developed ......(Continue Reading)Times N's New Approach to Scalability: Processor Teaming - Company Business and Marketing Times N Systems has combined symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and clustering to develop a single, scalable infrastructure for enterprise computing. Times ......(Continue Reading)
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